Houston County GaArchives Marriages.....Pool, Pauline - Means, Zollicoffer ("Zollie") Beauregard May 30, 1888
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The Home Journal (Perry, GA), Thursday, 7 June 1888, page 3, column 5
Henderson Happenings.
     On last Wednesday evening at 4 o'clock, the M. E. church at our village 
was crowded with spectators to witness the marriage of our friends Mr. Z. B. 
Means and Miss Pauline Pool.  The church was beautifully decorated with 
evergreens interspersed with Cape Jessemine and large, beautiful magnolis 
[magnolias?].  The arch under which the bride and groom stood was beautiful 
indeed, a large M connected with a similar P by a horse shoe, all finished 
with magnificent flowers.  The bride and groom were looking their best.  The 
attendants were Mr. Joe H. Wimberly and Miss Laurie Brown; 
Dr. J. D. Coleman and Miss Lizzie Kendrick; Mr. Will Harrison and Miss Kate 
Coleman; Mr. J. R. Fudge and Miss Beaulah Pool; Mr. Joe Buff and Miss Lula 
Taylor; Mr. Charlie Eubanks and Miss Sallie Clark.
     They filed into the church keeping time to a most beautiful wedding march 
rendered by Miss Jean Kendrick.  The ushers for the occasion were Messrs. J. 
W. till, Army Brown, John Keen and W. C. Jones, who saw that every one were 
well seated.
     The ceremony was performed by Rev. John B. McGhee, an uncle of the 
bride.  It was short but very impressive.  The bridal presents were numerous, 
costly and beautiful, and were displayed at the residence of the brides 
mother.  After the marriage the wedding party left for the residence of 
Dr. [M. H.] Means, the father of the groom, where a bountiful repast awaited 
them; and where they engaged themselves till the "wee sma' hours."  As Rip Van 
Winkle could say, "May they live long and prosper.["]



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